Fundamental Courses

Get started with Google Workspace by learning the basics of nine key Google apps: Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, Contacts, Calendar, Meet, and Chat.

Learn to create your own newsletters, calendars, brochures, greeting cards, and more with Publisher, the desktop publishing app included in the Microsoft 365 suite.

Counseling for College Prep is an insightful course for high school counselors and professionals looking for ways to help students of all backgrounds graduate. It goes beyond graduation to post-secondary planning and tools and resources to support student success.

In this course, you will learn to use Windows 11, a powerful new operating system, including customizing your desktop, managing files and folders, and navigating the web with the latest Microsoft Edge browser.

This course introduces students to and provides a basic foundation in UI/UX design, including competitive research, designing effective user experience, applying design aesthetics, testing for accessibility, creating professional prototypes, and summary reports and design proposals.

Winning RFP Responses was written for businesses of all sizes that have either yet to delve into contract bidding or have bid but were unsuccessful. Individuals new to bid proposal writing and those with some experience will benefit from this training course, which teaches learners how to strategically win business contracts.

The course provides foundational machine learning knowledge that enables you to learn the most popular algorithms used and the different types of machine learning, including supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning. This course also explores the programming languages used to develop machine learning.

This introductory course is for those with little to no cybersecurity experience that want to learn more about this growing industry.

This course will introduce different strategies employed during the budgeting process, the techniques and tools commonly used to make budgeting forecasts, the components of a basic operating budget, and how businesses make certain decisions that may impact their budgeted amounts.

This course introduces students to and provides a basic foundation in UI/UX design, including competitive research, designing effective user experience, applying design aesthetics, testing for accessibility, creating professional prototypes, and summary reports and design proposals.